Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

The thing conected to a grain foot.....







To easy man, come on

 

Well it's basically a vertical conveyer belt. It has buckets attached to the belt that scoop grain from a pit and take it to the top and dumps it. That's a little simplified but a basic explanation.

 

What you have after you bolt all those boxes on the tail of MJ's trailer together!

 

I thought that was a mobile still.... he is from farm country...

 

You can tell who grew up in the city or has never hauled grain before... lol

 

Its two complete legs less the buckets and belt. Head section, boot, and trunking. Even have the bar grates for the pit. Head section and boots are always shipped back to back. Usually have the belt but we never haul the buckets. They come in cardboard boxes and are no fun to haul on an open deck so they get shipped direct.

 

I haul grain least once a week: out of a bowl of milk with a spoon!

I worked a couple days this week, and one night.

Sposed to do a 2 trailer load tomorrow nite with a friend. Probably be well after dark by the time we get off property and can take pics.

 

My first flatbed load out of bull moose, there is 16 5,400lb straps alternating belly straps. My tarps are 2 steel and 1 smoke. I think I did pretty good for my first flatbed load. I'm pretty sure it ain't moving. Load weight is 42,223 lbs

 

I just did a bull moose Load out of casa grande. Super easy

 

I would hate be be the guy servicing that trailer. Don't think the belly would fit under the bumper. Crawl from the lading gear all the way back and hope you got what you need. After the 15th time me thinks the air shields would have an "accident".